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Lockheed Martin said it secured a $1.1 billion development contract from the U.S. Army for its PAC-3 Edge missile under the Future Interceptor program. The stock is up 2.1% on the day at $643.59.
Lockheed Martin announced it was awarded a $1.1 billion development contract by the U.S. Army. The agreement covers testing and initial production of the PAC-3 Edge interceptor, part of the military's Future Interceptor program. The company operates in aerospace and defense, with a workforce of 123,000 and a market value near $117.6 billion on trailing revenue of $77.01 billion.
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The session opened with a gap up from the previous close of $630.14 to $639.66. Shares of Lockheed Martin are holding above the prior weekly high at $636.04 and remain above their MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, maintaining a bullish daily chart structure. RSI at 77 is in overbought territory, a stretched reading that limits room for further upside.
To gauge whether the news is being priced in, traders should watch for a close above the recent range as evidence that buyers are willing to follow through. Lockheed Martin stock opened the session with a gap up from $630.14 to $639.66. Even so, from here the probability of upside over the next five trading days is more than 80%, while the probability of downside is less than 20%, with an expected trading range of $619.94 to $667.23. A drop below $636.04 would indicate the move is being faded. On the weekly chart the longer-term picture stays constructive.
Previously it was reported that Lockheed Martin's advancements in networked missile technology supported a broadly constructive outlook for the stock. The new $1.1 billion PAC-3 Edge contract further reinforces the bullish scenario, with the key level to monitor now shifting to whether shares can sustain their position above prior resistance as the trading range expands.